and the info that came out in testimony this week that 150,000 million users saw fake "bot/troll" ads or is it the same thing?

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and other groups or people and groups around the world. They could be scammers or nigerian princes or russians or chinese propagandists. Basically anyone who for some reason does not want to be their authentic self but wants to use facebook.

They have about 2,000,000,000 active users.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/264810/number-of-monthly-active-facebook-users-worldwide/

of friends. There is the option when you refuse a friend request that you say "i don't know this person".

They can probably detect patterns of characteristics that indicate a user account is not under a real identity.

It would be interesting to know what fraction of US users are fake. Also of the users exposed to fake Russian ads, how many are in the US?

users that saw the fake ads were themselves bots.

fake entities that buy and care about nothing. Good job Zuckerberg. Keep it up!

for making my next book a bestseller by paying a few bucks to "boost this post".

Not that anything ever gets done. I think I reported "Jade Helm" three times in the past month.

And all were for specific games I played online. I guess I still have them. .I never closed them but I stopped playing the games so I haven't checked them in years. I forget the passwords so I couldn't get into them now if I even remembered the user names. I do still get email notifications for one but I don't even have the email accounts for the other ones.

Just so I could send myself building materials for my barn and fuel for my tractor because I didn't have enough friends playing farmville. It's not all about politics and russian bots.